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The white-winged chough is one of only two surviving members of the Australian mud-nest builders family.
White-winged choughs are easily recognized but often mistaken for "crows".
The white-winged chough is a large, black bird—at about 45 cm (18 in) only a little smaller than a raven or a little larger than an Australian magpie—
but has red eyes and a finer, slightly down-curved beak, similar to a European chough. These red eyes become swollen and brighter in color when the bird is excited.
In flight the large white patches in the wings are immediately obvious, and explain the descriptive part of their common name.

Snapdragon Skull Flowers originally is a really pretty bright pink flower but when it wilts, it turns into a darker brown and the shape resembles that of a human skull.
 Ancient cultures held the snapdragon to possess supernatural powers. People would place them around their homes to shield the house from curses and witches.
In Victorian days, the flower was also a symbol of deception, suspicion, and mystery.
 Legend has it that concealing a snapdragon in your clothes makes a person appear fascinating, gracious, and cordial.